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OSS tiny-c was a small C-interpreter on disk. We do not have the atr-image now, please help us.\\
OSS tiny-c was a small C compiler disk.\\
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First sold C compiler by OSS. This compiler was used to compile itself! First true language "bootstrap" on any 8-bit machine (it was also available for Apple and CP/M machines). Derived from Dr.Dobbs "Small C". Compiles to 6502 code which emulates the 8080 instruction set.\\
First sold C compiler by OSS. This compiler was used to compile itself! First true language "bootstrap" on any 8-bit machine (it was also available for Apple and CP/M machines). Derived from Dr. Dobbs "Small C". Compiles to 6502 code which emulates the 8080 instruction set.\\
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! ATR-Images
* [TINY-C_program_disk.atr] ; TINY-C+ Version 1.1 program disk ; Mega-thanks to Kyle22 from AtariAge for giving us the ATR-imgaes, we are deep in your debt!
* [TINY-C_source_disk.atr] ; TINY-C+ Version 1.1 __source code__ disk with ASM-files ; Mega-thanks to Kyle22 from AtariAge for giving us the ATR-imgaes, we are deep in your debt!
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[{Image src='TINY-C_.jpg' width=788 height=134 }]
OSS TINY-C+ Version 1.1 program startscreen\\
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[{Image src='DIR.jpg' width=294 height=293 }]
OSS TINY-C+ Version 1.1 directory of program disk\\
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* [OSS C-65 Reference Manual-(C) 1982 OSS, Inc..pdf] full OSS C/65 Reference Manual with OCR; mega-thanks to Fuji-Man from AtariAge!
* [OSS C-65 Manual.pdf|http://data.atariwiki.org/DATA/OSS_C-65-Manual.pdf] ; size: 40,2 MB; thanks to Serious Computerist
* [OSS C-65 Reference Manual-(C) 1982 OSS, Inc..pdf] ;full OSS C/65 Reference Manual with OCR; mega-thanks to Fuji-Man from AtariAge!
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!! CC65
!! CC65 ; CC65 is a PD C cross compiler for Atari 8-bit computers
* [CC65 suite|CC65_suite.zip] ; size: 4.4 MB ; complete developer package from all over the internet. Working! Thanks to Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science for hosting many files. :-)
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* [Antic_Deep_Blue_C_compiler.atr] ; Compiler version 1.2
* [Antic_Deep_Blue_C_compiler_Docs.atr] ; Compiler version 1.2 documents
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